thats completely spurious.Quote:
Originally Posted by winner69
Try selling them at that price today.
more realistically the price is zero.
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12-02-2018, 08:59 AMpeat
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12-02-2018, 09:06 AMwinner69Need in call in the TMO I reckonQuote:
Originally Posted by peat
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12-02-2018, 09:07 AMwinner69
Have noticed th3 FBU share price last traded at 777
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12-02-2018, 09:31 AM777Yep........Quote:
Originally Posted by winner69
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12-02-2018, 10:03 AMBeagle
Pathetic that they can't even meet their own deadline.
Obviously the underlying intent of the thread was to pick the price when trading began again, (if and when that happens).
I put IF in there because I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility of them not being able to reach agreement with their lenders. I would have thought its quite obvious now the wood rot runs very deep with this one. How does anyone have confidence in the directors any more after this latest chapter in this unmitigated fiasco ?
If they weren't scalping the public through their market dominance position with Placemakers this thing would be on very shaky ground in my opinion.
I think their balance sheet is pretty stretched. I wouldn't rule out the chance of a major capital raise and with the markets presently in a state of unease such a capital raise might have to be at a deep discount, like $5 and we could see the SP drift down to that level through disaffected shareholders voting with their feet. Shareholders should brace for a pretty good belting with this one.
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12-02-2018, 11:46 AMminimokeI have a trade account with Placemenkers that hasn't been used for ages. Bunnings came to play but most recently Mitre10 has been getting my business.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beagle
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12-02-2018, 08:30 PMRepBlame apathy - much like the FBU boards over the last two decades, I wasn't really that motivated about posting a winning result.Quote:
Originally Posted by winner69
The delay today seems to have caught a number of folk unexpectedly including the board, management and PR corps - it might be too soon to use the adjective of arrogance that they would have a waiver as a fait accompli when there's a couple of billion on their loan marker. A banker might want to play hard ball on that line fee now... -
12-02-2018, 09:08 PMBaa_BaaWell put, the b****ers have a tight grip on their soft spot and will be screwing them to ensure they get paid, whether it's sell some assets, do a cap raise, issue some debt .. whatever it takes, FBU can pay (back) their way out if this. Too big to fail? No not really, that's a bit drastic and unnecessary. There is a way forward, it just won't be to shareholders liking whatever the outcome.Quote:
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14-02-2018, 10:03 AMminimokeMy opening position not looking good. Who would pay $6.74. Never mind, lets see how the rest of the day plays out. I'm not conceding yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by minimoke
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14-02-2018, 10:13 AMBeagleWith deep systemic issues in that company you'd want your head examined in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by minimoke